index.php

<?php

/**
 * Configuration
 */
return [

    /**
     * Unique name that identifies your theme.
     */
    'name' => 'theme',

    /**
     * Define menu positions.
     * Will be listed in the backend so that users
     * can assign menus to these positions.
     */
    'menus' => [
        'main' => 'Menu',
        'offcanvas' => 'Off Canvas'
    ],

    /**
     * Define widget positions.
     * will be listed in the backend so that users
     * can publish widgets in these positions.
     */
    'positions' => [
        'above-full' => 'Above Full Width',
        'above' => 'Above content',
        'right-sidebar' => 'Right Sidebar',
        'left-sidebar' => 'Left Sidebar',
        'under' => 'Under content',
        'under-full' => 'Under Full Width'
    ],

    /**
     * Settings url
    */
    'settings' => '@site/settings#site-theme',

    'events' => [
        'view.system/site/admin/settings' => function ($event, $view) use ($app) {
            $view->script('site-theme', 'theme:app/bundle/site-theme.js', 'site-settings');
            $view->data('$theme', $this);
        },

        'view.system/widget/edit' => function ($event, $view) {
            $view->script('widget-theme', 'theme:app/bundle/widget-theme.js', 'widget-edit');
        },

        'view.system/site/admin/edit' => function ($event, $view) {
            $view->script('node-theme', 'theme:app/bundle/node-theme.js', 'site-edit');
        }
    ],

    'node' => [
        'title_hide' => false
    ],

    /**
     * Define theme configuration.
     * This is the theme's default configuration. During run-time, they will be merged with
     * settings the user has set in the backend. The default configuration can therefore
     * be overwritten.
     */
    'config' => [
        'blog_frontpage' => true
    ]

];